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How did the constant transition within the French government influence its effectiveness?​
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How did the constant transition within the French
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Constant transition within the French government ensured that loop holes were sealed and that no single entity received absolute power. For example, the lower house drafted laws while the upper house accepted or rejected laws.
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They fight over and over and the French get to be over powerfull and there for they government is strong
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